Sentence examples for complicated themes from inspiring English sources

The Today programme's John Humphrys said he was inspired by Lawrence's talent for distilling complicated themes into the instantly accessible through his eye for the telling details.

Writer Jamil Smith pointed out in Time that the film doesn't "dodge complicated themes about race and identity," but instead "grapples head-on with the issues affecting modern-day black life".

They are violent, with complicated themes.

The son of parents who made ice cream on the Isle of Wight, off the coast of England, Mr. Minghella used expansive tastes in literature and a deep visual vocabulary to make lush films with complicated themes that found both audiences and accolades.

It was a thrill to see how some of these rich and complicated themes found their way into the garments.

I have a great many interests from simple, experienced perceptions of daily life to more complicated themes like aesthetics or sociology.

Often you could hear a pin drop, as the president introduced big themes, complicated them, let a heavy idea drop on the shoulders of his audience.

Daryl Hine, an admired poet who adhered to classical themes, complicated formal structures and intricate rhyming patterns to explore themes of philosophy, history and his own sexuality, died on Monday in Evanston, Ill.

The plot of "Aurangzeb" is inevitably too complicated, and the themes presented more interestingly than they are wrapped up.

We found the process of extracting themes complicated; the focus of studies varied from a patient's general experience of TB as an illness to their experience of adherence to a regimen of directly observed therapy.

Additionally, choosing a digital medium complicates the theme of lost and found.